Student Society Welcome Bingo

How to run this activity

Facilitator guidance

Give a brief example, encourage introductions and make participation voluntary, with the option to pass. Check the group size, participants’ interests and whether the squares fit your gathering; consider a 3×3 board for small groups. On a 5×5 board, aim for a line of five rather than a full card. Never require personal disclosures.

Safety and inclusion

Use inclusive language and do not pressure anyone to share private information. Offer opt-outs and alternative squares, and check that the activities are accessible. Choose varied squares that allow achievable winning lines for your group.

Full prompt list

1. Someone interested in helping organise events
2. A person with a creative hobby
3. Someone who has joined a club before
4. A member looking to learn a skill
5. Someone who enjoys public speaking
6. A person happy to welcome newcomers
7. Someone interested in community volunteering
8. A student with a favourite campus space
9. Someone who can suggest a society activity
10. A person interested in running a workshop
11. Someone who likes team challenges
12. A member who brought a friend
13. Someone looking for social events
14. A person who studies a different subject
15. Someone willing to help with publicity
16. A student interested in fundraising
17. Someone who likes photography
18. A member who enjoys organising trips
19. Someone keen to collaborate with another society
20. A person who knows the society calendar
21. Someone who likes making posters
22. A member with a surprising talent
23. Someone interested in a committee role
24. A person who has a welcome idea

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